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1. ccccccscsscssssssssssssscccsessssscsssssssssesssceceessssesessssesssseees 67 Changing Pressure Units creer trot ete terea o oae eon ice ea beoe raa e uasin 67 Auto Refresh Interval Select ecrire ertet tenen rae eae ANESSE A STREKE s 67 ENV VST C ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat Overview The ENV VST C ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat FG2050 12 enables you to completely control your heating ventilation and air conditioning HVAC system The thermostat provides the current temperature from an on board sensor a remote sensor or an average of the on board and remote sensors controls and displays humidity and displays the current outdoor temperature The ViewStat Color Thermostat displays this information on a 3 5 8 89 cm color display In addition the ViewStat Color Thermostat provides the current day s weather forecast along with a five day forecast The forecast information is driven from AMX s i Weather application The thermostat receives the forecast information from a NetLinx Master with an internet enabled IP connection via AxLink A three year subscription to i Weather is included with purchase of the thermostat 18 Humidity 62 6 ea Navigation buttons Mode Select button FIG 1 Front panel components System Components The following table lists the specifications for the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat ViewStat Color Thermostat
2. Period Separate times of the day when you can create heating cooling humidify and dehumidify setpoints The available times are Wake Leave Return and Sleep Heat The level of desired heat for the HVAC system during the selected period Cool The level of desired coolness for the HVAC system during the selected period Time The time of day when you want the period to begin and the heat and cool setpoints to take effect Humidify The desired humidify level for the HVAC system This option is only available if you have the Humidification System option turned on in the Advanced Setup options See the Advanced Setup Screen section on page 39 for more information Dehumidify The desired dehumidify level for the HVAC system This option is only available if you have the Dehumidification System option turned on in the Advanced Setup options See the Advanced Setup Screen section on page 39 for more information Copy To Copy the settings from the one day of the week to any or all of the other days Next Day Select the next day of the week Exit Exit the Program Mode Setting screen and return to the Thermostat Mode screen Establishing Daytime Nighttime Temperature Settings Perform these steps to establish daytime nighttime temperature settings for program mode From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen FIG 25 Use the navigation buttons to select Program and press Mode S
3. 2 Press Mode Select to select the next setpoint and use the navigational buttons to increase or decrease its value The setpoints continue to blink and are able to be changed until the thermostat reaches a 10 second timeout Press and hold Mode Select for three seconds for changes to immediately take effect Depending on the H C mode you select you may only see one setpoint on the Main screen If you turn off the HVAC system neither appears See the Changing the Heating Cooling Mode section on page 19 for more information Changing Hold Mode You can access Hold Mode by pressing and holding Mode Select for three seconds You can use the navigational buttons to scroll through the list You can also change the Hold mode on the Thermostat Mode screen Sun Mon Tue PERMANENT TEMPORARY FAN AUTO H 8 Partly Cloudy P S 2 C High 85 Low 77 FIG 19 Hold Mode menu The change takes effect when you press Mode Select or after a 10 second timeout Hold Mode Options Permanent Sets the thermostat into Permanent Hold mode When in Permanent Hold mode the thermostat disregards the heating and cooling settings established on the Program screen until the user sets the Hold mode back to Program Temporary Sets the thermostat into Temporary Hold mode When in Temporary Hold mode the thermostat disregards the heating and cooling settings established on the Program screen until the start of the next program cyc
4. Activating the Internal On board Sensor The thermostat comes installed with an internal on board temperature sensor which is activated by default when the thermostat is installed You can use this sensor to report room temperature or you can activate both this sensor and the External Temperature sensor at which point the thermostat reports an average temperature based on the temperature readings from each sensor You can also turn off the internal on board sensor if you do not want to use it Perform the following steps to activate the internal on board sensor 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information g Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen FIG 43 8 Use the navigation buttons to select Int
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6. D Do not use air conditioning when the outdoor temperature is below 50 F 10 C WARNING Turning Off the HVAC System Perform the following steps to turn off the HVAC system 1 Onthe Main screen hold Mode Select for three seconds The Hold Mode menu appears 2 Press Mode Select to open to the Heating Cooling mode menu 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Off and press Mode Select to turn the HVAC system off The Fan Mode settings appear but you do not need to change them The settings disappear after a 10 second timeout Changing the Fan Mode You can access Fan mode by pressing Mode Select two times after accessing Hold mode You can use the navigational buttons to scroll through the list You can also change the Fan mode on the Settings screen FIG 24 Fan Mode menu a i EEE The change takes effect when you press Mode Select or after a 10 second timeout Fan Mode Options Fan Auto Sets the fan to Auto mode When in Auto mode the fan runs only when the HVAC system is actively heating or cooling Fan On Turns on the fan The fan runs continuously in this mode until you change it to Auto mode Perform these steps to change the Fan mode 1 2 3 4 On the Main screen hold Mode Select for three seconds The Hold Mode menu appears Press Mode Select two times to switch to the Fan mode menu Use the navigational buttons to select the option you want Press Mode Select to activate the selected
7. Turns on Program mode or Permanent Hold The option that is currently inactive appears Enable Permanent Hold here Select the option that appears to activate it Program mode activates the settings you establish on the Program screen Permanent Hold mode disregards the heating and cooling settings established on the Program screen until the user sets the Hold mode back to Program Program Opens the Program Settings screen See the Program Screen section on page 24 for more information Away Opens the Away Mode screen See the Away Mode Screen section on page 26 for more information Settings Opens the Settings screen See the Settings Screen section on page 27 for more information Exit Returns to the Main screen Program Screen The Program screen FIG 26 enables you to set heating cooling humidify and dehumidify setpoints for various times of the day for each day of the week Entering this screen automatically puts the unit into Program mode You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option 5 00 am 7 30 am 7 00 pm 82 11 00pm Dehumidify Humidify FIG 26 Program screen Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option The following table lists the options on the Program Setting screen Program Screen Options
8. al E42 Operation Reference Guide ENV VST C ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat Sun Mon Tue e Tu Fr Sat 09 02 09 LSE Environmental Controls Last Revised 3 06 2013 AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer This Limited Warranty and Disclaimer extends only to products purchased directly from AMX or an AMX Authorized Partner which include AMX Dealers Distributors VIP s or other AMX authorized entity AMX warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use for three 3 years from the date of purchase with the following exceptions Electroluminescent and LCD Control Panels are warranted for three 3 years except for the display and touch overlay compo nents are warranted for a period of one 1 year Disk drive mechanisms pan tilt heads power supplies and MX Series products are warranted for a period of one 1 year AMX lighting products are guaranteed to switch on and off any load that is properly connected to our lighting products as long as the AMX lighting products are under warranty AMX also guarantees the control of dimmable loads that are properly con nected to our lighting products The dimming performance or quality there of is not guaranteed impart due to the random combi nations of dimmers lamps and ballasts or transformers AMX software is warranted for a period of ninety 90 days Batteries and incandescent lamps are not covered under the
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10. See Button Lockout Screen on page 36 for more information Config Security Enables you to change the security code for the thermostat Code Opens the Config Security Code screen Advanced Setup Opens the Advanced Setup screen Exit Returns you to the Settings screen Changing the Temperature Scale When you change the temperature scale you indicate whether you want to use the Fahrenheit F or Celsius C scale Perform the following steps to change the temperature scale 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen FIG 36 See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information User Preferences Date Format MM L Time Format 12 Hour Backlight Timeout FIG 36 User Preferences screen 1 of 3 5 Press Mode Select to toggle the temperature scale setting between Fahrenheit F and Celsius C Changing the Date and Time Format The thermostat allows you to choose one of three formats for displaying the date You can choose between MMDDY Y DDMMY Y and YYDDMM You can also choose a 12 or 24 hour time format Perform the following steps to change the date and
11. s mode Supported thermostat modes include Program Vacation or Hold Temperature Vacation mode includes the heat cool humidify and dehumidify setpoints to maintain and the duration of the Vacation mode in days and hours Hold Temperature mode includes the specified heat and cool setpoints to maintain Temperatures in the message are in the same temperature scale as set on the thermostat F or C Syntax MD M lt Mode gt H lt HSP gt C lt CSP gt U lt HUSP gt D DUSP Y Days R lt Hours gt Variables Mode P V H or PH for Program Vacation Hold or Permanent Hold If you are setting Hold mode you must establish settings for HSP and CSP If you are setting Vacation mode you must establish settings for all variables HSP The heat setpoint to maintain in degrees in the scale set on the thermostat CSP The cool setpoint to maintain in degrees in the scale set on the thermostat HUSP The humidify setpoint to maintain in RH DUSP The dehumidify setpoint to maintain in 96 RH Days The number of days to maintain Vacation mode Hours The number of hours to maintain Vacation mode Examples SEND COMMAND MD MP Sets the mode to Program SEND COMMAND MD MV H60 C85 U40 D65 Y3 R6 Sets the mode to Vacation with settings of heat setpoint 60F cool setpoint 85F humidify setpoint 4096 and dehumidify setpoint 6596 for 3 days and 6 hours The thermostat calculates the end time by retrieving the current time and adding the
12. 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information 5 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Button Lockout 7T Press Mode Select to access the Button Lockout screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Button Lockout screen FIG 41 Button Lockout Cont No Fan Lock Time 0 min MEME i E5 Mode Lock No FIG 41 Button Lockout screen 2 of 2 9 Use the navigation buttons to select Fan Lock and press Mode Select to toggle the fan lockout setting between Yes and No 10 Use the navigation buttons to select Fan Lock Time and press Mode Select activate it 11 Press Mode Select multiple times until you reach the fan lock time value you want Locking the Mode Settings You can lock the mode settings on the thermostat so no one can change them When you lock the mode settings you must set an amount of time for the settings to be locked You can set the time limit to any amount of time between 0 and 60 minutes After the time limit expires the mode settings automatically unlock and can be changed again Perform the following
13. COMMAND FL 37 39 40 41 387 Five day low temperatures FK Forecasted 5 day weather conditions The current weather condition KYC is optional Syntax FK lt KY1 gt lt KY2 gt lt KY3 gt lt KY4 gt lt KY5 gt KYC Variable KYx The weather condition expected for day x where x C is the current weather condition x 1 is the current day s forecast 2 is the next day s forecast etc Example SEND COMMAND FK SNOW ICE SNOWSW SNOWFL SLEET Five day weather condition forecast SEND COMMAND FK SNOW ICE SNOWSW SNOWFL SLEET SNOWFL Five day weather condition forecast with the current weather condition AxLink Commands This section contains AxLink commands that are specific to the ViewStat Color Thermostat For additional AxLink programming commands specific to a particular AxLink device consult the manual for the AxLink device you are using AxLink Commands BK Sets the backlight timeout value and active and inactive brightness Syntax BK T lt SEC gt A lt ABVAL gt I lt IBVAL gt Variables SEC An integer with a value between 10 and 300 in values evenly divisible by 10 ABVAL A single character with a value of L M or H where L Low M Medium and H High IBVAL A single character with a value of D or O where D Dim and O Off Example SEND COMMAND BK T20 I0 Sets the timeout to 20 seconds and Inactive Brightness to OFF SEND COMMAND BK T10 AL Sets the timeout to 10 seconds and A
14. Continue to increment the dehumidify set point while the channel is Point active ON as if the increment button were being pushed 151 CMD Decrement Dehumidify Continue to decrement the dehumidify set point while the channel Set Point is active ON as if the decrement button were being pushed 152 159 Not Used 160 FDBK Filter Change Reminder Channel ON Filter Change active Channel OFF Filter Change inactive 161 208 Not Used 209 CMD FDBK Fan Speed Low Set the Fan Speed to Low when the channel is ON 210 CMD FDBK Fan Speed Medium Set the Fan Speed to Medium when the channel is ON 211 CMD FDBK Fan Speed High Set the Fan Speed to High when the channel is ON 212 CMD FDBK Lock Out State Source Master Set the Lock Out Mode TStat FDBK Lock Out Mode Changed Channel ON Lock Out Mode Enabled Channel OFF Lock Out Mode Disabled 213 Not Used 214 CMD FDBK Fan State On Set the Fan state to On while the channel is ON 215 CMD FDBK Fan State Auto Set the Fan state to Auto while the channel is ON 216 FDBK Fan Status Feedback Fan Status changed Fan status is controlled by the TSTAT Channel ON Fan is On Channel OFF Fan is Off 217 218 Not Used AxLink Channels Cont Channel Type Function Description 219 CMD FDBK HVAC State Auto Set the HVAC state to auto while the channel is active ON 220 CMD FDBK HVAC State Cool Set the HVAC state
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16. FIG 15 Sensor wire connected to cable 4 Carefully feed the wires and wire nuts through the 1 2 hole and into the wall Use your hands to lightly screw the threaded outer case into the hole in the wall as shown in FIG 16 FIG 16 Outer case screwed into wall 5 Use a screwdriver to screw the threaded outer case of the sensor the rest of the way into the 1 2 hole in the drywall Be careful to not pinch the wire while you are screwing in the case Screw the case into the wall until the front surface of the case is inserted just past the surface of the drywall see FIG 17 FIG 17 Screwing the outer case into the wall 6 Use your thumb to carefully push the sensor body into the threaded outer case until the face of the sensor body is flat against the drywall 7 Attach the connecting wires from the sensor to the S1 and S2 terminals on the thermostat see FIG 13 It does not matter which wire you connect to either terminal Setup and Configuration Overview The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat provides the current temperature controls and displays humidity and displays the current outdoor temperature The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat displays this information on a 3 5 8 89 cm color display In addition the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat provides the current day s weather forecast along with a five day forecast driven from AMX s i Weather application This chapter provides information abou
17. Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Change Security Code and press Mode Select to access the Change Security Code screen FIG 34 Change Security Code FIG 34 Change Security Code screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to scroll through the numbers until you reach the first digit in the code and press Mode Select to move to the next digit in the code 9 Repeat the previous step until you have entered the full four digit code 10 Press Mode Select while Enter is selected to accept the code change If you want to cancel use the navigation buttons to select Cancel and press Mode Select User Preferences Screen The User Preferences screens FIG 35 enable you to establish personal preference settings for the thermostat including temperature scale date and time format and brightness level You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option User Preferences Date Format MM DD YY Time Format 12 Hour User Preferences Cont User Preferences Cont Humidity Filter Chan
18. RH C Y W G O B S1 S2 L1 L2 L3 and L4 You can use terminals S1 and S2 to accommodate a remote temperature sensor see the nstalling a Remote Sensor section on page 14 for more information Terminals L1 L4 connect to the AxLink cable The remaining terminals are used to control various types of heating and cooling systems detailed in the following sections FIG 2 displays the layout of the terminals on the thermostat s motherboard 11m C RH MIU 11 29 B RC JM 12 3g 0 HUM ill 13 4 m DEH W1 Ji 14 5H S1 W2 JN 15 6m S2 YA JN 16 7m L1 Y2 I 17 8 mC L2 G1 m 18 9 mC L3 G2 JM 19 10 MIL L4 c3 E 20 FIG 2 Terminal layout Applying voltage to the external temperature sensor pins S1 and S2 can cause permanent damage to the thermostat WARNING Communication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions The following table lists the communication and equipment terminal wiring definitions for the thermostat Communication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions RH 24 VAC in RC 24 VAC in for AC relays If a separate 24 VAC is not supplied to the RC terminal install a jumper from RH to RC C 24 VAC common G1 Fan on 1 If you are using a single speed fan you should connect it to the G1 terminal since the fan speed is set to Low by default On a multi speed fan G1 is the lowest speed G2 Fan on 2 On a multi speed fan G2 is the medium speed G3 Fan on 3 On a multi speed fan G3
19. Temperature sensor the thermostat reports an average temperature based on the temperature readings from each sensor You can also turn off the external sensor if it is connected but you do not want to use it Perform the following steps to activate the external sensor 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen FIG 43 8 Use the navigation buttons to select External Temperature Sensor and press Mode Select to activate it 9 Press Mode Select to indicate the location of the external sensor You can choose from Indoor or Outdoor Selecting one of these choices activates the external sensor You can select Off if you want to deactivate the sensor SOC OG
20. Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information 5 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen FIG 37 6 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Weather Alert Icon 7T Press Mode Select to toggle the Weather Alert Icon setting between Enable and Disable Disabling the Forecast Screens If you are not using the i Weather application to report the weather forecast to the thermostat you might want to disable the forecast screens so they do not appear when you navigate through the thermostat s screens Perform the following steps to disable the forecast screens 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information g Use the navigation buttons
21. and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information g Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight AxLink Setup and press Mode Select to access the AxLink Communications screen FIG 47 AxLink Communications FIG 47 AxLink Communications screen 10 Use the navigation buttons to scroll through the numbers until you reach the first digit in the code and press Mode Select to move to the next digit in the code 11 Repeat the previous step until you have entered the full three digit code 12 Press Mode Select while Enter is selected Changing the address of an AxLink device can result in some features on the thermostat to stop working Thermostat Setup Thermostat Setup S
22. appears FIG 31 Sun Mon Tue Thu Fri Sat 8 15am 09 02 09 FIG 31 Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears FIG 32 Sun Mon Tue Thu Fri Sat 8 15 am 09 02 09 SETTINGS FIG 32 Settings screen 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Setup 4 Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen FIG 30 Entering the Security Code You must enter a security code to access the advanced setup options on the thermostat The default security code is 1988 See the Changing the Security Code on page 31 for information on changing the security code Perform the following steps to enter the security code 1 Use the navigation buttons to scroll through the numbers until you reach the first digit in the code and press Mode Select to move to the next digit in the code 2 Repeat the previous step until you have entered the full four digit code 3 Press Mode Select while Enter is selected If the code is correct the User Preferences screen appears FIG 36 Change Security Code Screen Change Security Code FIG 33 Change Security Code screen The Change Security Code screen FIG 33 enables you to change the security code for the thermostat Without entering a security code the user cannot have access to advanced setup features or make changes to the user preferences The default security code is 1988 Pr
23. is the highest speed W1 1st stage heat or emergency heat for a heat pump system W2 2nd stage heat Y1 1st stage compressor Y2 2nd stage compressor B Reversing valve heat Either the B or O relay will be connected to the reversing valve based on the type of reversing valve used Connect one or the other DO NOT CONNECT BOTH 0 Reversing valve cool Either the B or O relay will be connected to the reversing valve based on the type of reversing valve used Connect one or the other DO NOT CONNECT BOTH DEH Dehumidify HUM Humidify S1 External thermistor The Color ViewStat supports only one external sensor S2 External thermistor The Color ViewStat supports only one external sensor L1 AxLink PWR This terminal is optional for AxLink connections L2 AxLink AxP This terminal is required for AxLink connections L3 AxLink AxM This terminal is required for AxLink connections L4 AxLink GND This terminal is required for AxLink connections NOTE D CAUTION On older model Color ViewStat thermostats the 2nd stage heat on Two Stage Heat Pump systems wires to the W2 terminal On newer thermostat models 2nd stage heat wires to the Y2 terminal If you replace an older model thermostat with a newer model you must rewire the terminals for two stage heat pumps Failure to do so could result in 2nd stage heating not working properly Preparing Captive Wires Follow these st
24. mode Help Screen The Help screen provides simple instructions on how to use the thermostat This screen is accessible by pressing Mode Select on the Main screen but only if Help mode is active Pressing Mode Select again moves the thermostat to the next available screen 8 15 am 09 02 09 Help Up Down navigation buttons are used to change parameters on the thermostat including the temperature set points Mode Select button is used to navigate through thermostat screens including the weather screens Press and hold Mode Select for 3 seconds to change Heat Cool mode or Fan mode Press Mode Select to proceed FIG 22 Help screen Follow these steps to activate or deactivate the Help screen 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code section on page 30 for more information On the User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mo
25. or High Perform the following steps to change the fan settings nad unu PG NOTE oan PWN On the Main screen press Mode Select until the Thermostat Mode screen appears FIG 25 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears FIG 29 Press Mode Select to select Fan State Use the navigation buttons to toggle the Fan State between On and Auto Press Mode Select to select Fan Speed Press Mode Select to toggle the Fan Speed between High Medium or Low If you are unable to change the fan settings make sure the fan lock is not turned on See the Locking the Fan Settings section on page 38 for more information Changing the Filter Settings If you set the thermostat to tell you when your filter needs to be changed you must also indicate how often you want the thermostat to remind you You can choose from 30 60 90 120 150 or 180 days When the Filter Change Reminder feature is enabled see the Disabling the Filter Change Reminder section on page 34 for more information the thermostat monitors the number of calendar days since the feature was set When the operation time reaches the selected number of days a filter change reminder icon displays to alert you to change the filter Perform the following steps to change the filter settings 1 2 3 4 On the Main screen press Mode Select until the Thermostat Mode screen appears FIG 25 Use the navigation buttons to sele
26. plastic case Threaded Case Length 1 3 16 in 30 mm Threaded Case Diameter 1 4 in 7 mm Sensor Face Diameter 1 4 in 7 mm Sensor Face Thickness 1 13 in 2 mm Weight 0 88 oz 29 94 g Installation and Wiring DP WARNING 2 NOTE D CAUTION Overview This section covers the installation and wiring of a ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat system 120 volts may cause serious injury from electrical shock Disconnect electrical power to the HVAC system before starting installation This system is a low voltage system Improper installation may cause serious injury from electrical shock This system must be installed by a qualified contractor in accordance with NEC Standards and applicable local and state codes If you are using more than one thermostat on a single power transformer use the maximum total current draw of all of the thermostats on the transformer times the voltage for the total VA draw of the thermostats on that individual transformer then keep that value under 50 of the VA rating of the transformer Disconnecting Power to All HVAC Equipment Since the thermostats wire directly to the HVAC equipment you must shut off the power at the equipment You can generally accomplish this by turning off the disconnect switch located near the equipment If an obvious disconnect switch is unavailable you need to remove the circuit breaker or shut down
27. sections without entering a security code Text appears on the Main screen notifying you when Diagnostic Mode is active Humidification System Dehumidification System Enables you to activate the humidification system to add humidity to the air You can set the humidify setpoint on the Program Mode or Away Mode screens See the Program Screen section on page 24 and the Away Mode Screen section on page 26 for more information Enables you to activate the dehumidification system to remove humidity from the air You can set the dehumidify setpoint on the Program Mode or Away Mode screens See the Program Screen section on page 24 and the Away Mode Screen section on page 26 for more information Comfort Recovery Enables you to indicate whether the heating cooling system recovers gradually from an energy saving setpoint temperature to a comfort setpoint temperature By incrementing the setpoints gradually the heating cooling system activates in advance of the actual set program time so the area is at the desired temperature at the start of the program time If this option is disabled heating cooling setpoints are changed at the exact start time of the program period Help Mode Enables a help screen that you can access by pressing Mode Select on the Main screen See the Help Screen section on page 21 for more information Exit Returns you to the User Preferences screen Changing the Type of HVAC System The therm
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29. steps to lock the mode settings 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears ees e Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen Use the navigation buttons to highlight Button Lockout Press Mode Select to access the Button Lockout screen ONAA Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Button Lockout screen FIG 41 9 Use the navigation buttons to select Mode Lock and press Mode Select to toggle the mode lockout setting between Yes and No 10 Use the navigation buttons to select Mode Lock Time and press Mode Select activate it 11 Press Mode Select multiple times until you reach the mode lock time value you want Advanced Setup Screen Advanced Setup Advanced Setup Cont Advanced Setup Cont Yr 2008 Diag Hour 15 Min 8 Humidification S 4 Cycle Rate AxLink Setup ee Humidity Sensor On Thermostat Setup FIG 42 Advanced Setup screens The Advanced Setup screens
30. the fuse serving the equipment Failure to disconnect power could result in damage to the HVAC equipment or thermostats Leave the power disconnected until you have made all other electrical connections and checked them for accuracy Selecting the Thermostat Location Determine if the thermostat will be operating alone or with remote temperature sensors If the unit is stand alone there are certain measures that must be taken to ensure accurate temperature control Stand Alone Thermostat Mounting Criteria Mount on an interior wall Inaroom frequently occupied At least 18 inches 45 72 cm from any outside wall e Approximately 5 feet 1 52 m above the floor Check with local building codes for height requirements in commercial applications DO NOT locate the thermostat Behind doors in corners or other dead air spaces In direct sunlight or near lamps appliances or other sources of radiant heat On an outside wall or wall exposed to an unconditioned space i e garage etc In the flow path of a supply register in stairways or near outside doors On a wall where concealed pipes and or duct work will affect the thermostat Near sources of electrical interference such as arcing relay contacts Remote Temperature Sensors When choosing an installation location for the remote sensor follow the guidelines for placement of the thermostat and locate the sensor where its operating range see the ViewStat Colo
31. the onboard temperature sensor Doing so can cause the sensor to work improperly WARNING The onboard temperature sensor reports any detected temperature between 40 99 F C 5 37 C Temperatures outside this range will not display on the thermostat screen In this case the temperature reading appears blank NOTE You can install an additional remote sensor to get a temperature reading from a location away from the thermostat If you install a remote sensor you can use the temperature reading as the main reported temperature or you can use the temperature reading with the reading from the onboard sensor to report an average temperature for the zone The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat supports only one installed remote sensor The sensor connects to the S1 or S2 terminal on the ViewStat See the Communication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions section on page 5 for more information on the terminals on the thermostat You can install the indoor outdoor temperature sensor that ships with the unit or you can install an indoor flush mount sensor FG2050 21 available for purchase separately You can use either sensor with the thermostat but not both at the same time as the thermostat supports only one external sensor Refer to the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat User Guide for information on enabling or disabling each sensor Installing the Outdoor Temperature Sensor FIG 12 displays the ENV VST TSO Outdoor Te
32. to cool while the channel is active ON 221 CMD FDBK HVAC State Heat Set the HVAC state to heat while the channel is active ON 222 CMD FDBK HVAC State Off Set the HVAC state to off while the channel is active ON 223 CMD FDBK HVAC State Emergency Set the HVAC state to Emergency Heat while the channel is active Heat ON 224 FDBK HVAC Cool Status Feedback HVAC Cool Status changed Channel ON A C is On Channel OFF A C is Off 225 FDBK HVAC Heat Status Feedback HVAC Heat Status changed Channel ON Heat is On Channel OFF Heat is Off 226 Not Used 227 FDBK HVAC Emergency Heat Feedback HVAC Emergency Heat Status changed Status Channel ON Emergency Heat is On Channel OFF Emergency Heat is Off 228 CMD FDBK Humidify State Auto Set the humidify state to auto while the channel is active ON 229 CMD FDBK Humidify State Set the humidify state to dehumidify while the channel is active Dehumidify ON 230 CMD FDBK Humidify State Set the humidify state to humidify while the channel is active ON Humidify 231 CMD FDBK Humidify State Off Set the humidify state to off while the channel is active ON 232 FDBK Dehumidify Status Feedback Dehumidify Status changed Channel ON Dehumidifier is On Channel OFF Dehumidifier is Off 233 FDBK Humidify Status Feedback Humidify Status changed Channel ON Humidifier is On Channel OFF Humidifier is Off 234 239 Not Used 240 FDBK Reversing valve cool Provides feedback from relay O relay
33. to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen FIG 37 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Current Weather Page Press Mode Select to toggle the Current Weather Page setting between Enable and Disable Use the navigation buttons to highlight 5 Day Forecast Page oe ONO Press Mode Select to toggle the 5 Day Forecast Page setting between Enable and Disable Disabling the Screen Saver The thermostat has a screen saver option which you can turn to avoid screen burn The screen saver activates after 20 seconds without any user input and displays the current room temperature moving around the screen on a black background The screen saver is automatically enabled when the thermostat is installed Perform these steps to disable the screen saver 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information ge Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Pre
34. to indicate the type of HVAC system you are using Changing the Type of Fossil Fuel The thermostat gives you the option to indicate the type of fossil fuel your HVAC system uses You can choose from Gas and Electric Perform these steps to change the type of fossil fuel 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information ge Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen FIG 43 8 Use the navigation buttons to select Fossil Fuel Type and press Mode Select to indicate the type of HVAC system you are using Activating the External Sensor If you have an external sensor installed with the thermostat you must indicate if the sensor is installed indoors or outdoors If you activate both this sensor and the Onboard
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36. 241 FDBK Reversing valve heat Provides feedback from relay B relay 242 FDBK 1st stage compressor Provides feedback from relay Y1 relay 243 FDBK 2nd stage compressor Provides feedback from relay Y2 relay 244 FDBK 1st stage heat relay Provides feedback from relay W1 Also the heat pump relay for heat pump systems 245 FDBK 2nd stage heat relay Provides feedback from relay W2 246 FDBK Dehumidify relay Provides feedback from relay DEH 247 FDBK Humidify relay Provides feedback from relay HUM 248 FDBK Fan relay 1 Provides feedback from relay G1 249 FDBK Fan relay 2 Provides feedback from relay G2 250 FDBK Fan relay 3 Provides feedback from relay G3 251 255 Not Used SOE OG NOTE AxLink Levels Each AxLink device contains 8 levels numbered 1 8 Levels are a means of applying a value to a physical element on the device When a device is online for the first time the Master assumes the device is at the default level status with all levels set to 0 However the thermostat may not be in this default state and needs to tell the Master the value of any non zero level After a LEVON command is received from the Master the thermostat sends a level update for any levels that are non zero If the level represents a temperature then the level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 The temperature reading is reported in the set temperature scale F or C For example if the temperature scale is F and the temperature read
37. Active state Pressing Mode Select again takes you to the Current Weather screen provided you have not disabled this screen Pressing and holding Mode Select for three seconds opens the Hold Mode menu see the Changing Hold Mode section on page 19 for more information Navigating the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat This section describes the various screens on the thermostat and the options on each screen Main Screen 8 15 am 09 02 09 Cool setpoint gt 75 Oo Current room Heat setpoint J 80 temperature Humidity 6296 Status icons PROGRAM v o ON 8 Partly Current T Cloudy forecast High 85 Low 77 FIG 18 Main screen See NOTE The Main screen FIG 18 of the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat displays the current date time and indoor temperature You can also view the current heating and cooling setpoints and the humidity The current day s forecasted high and low temperatures and weather condition appear on the bottom of the screen The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat receives this information from AMX s i Weather service The following table describes the status icons that may appear on your thermostat Main Screen Status Icons Icon Description Dehumidify This icon appears whenever active dehumidification is occurring Humidify This icon appears whenever active humidification is occurring Fan This icon appears whenever the fan is runn
38. Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information 5 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen Paoa Aa a 6 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Button Lockout Press Mode Select to access the Button Lockout screen FIG 40 N 8 Use the navigation buttons to select Temperature Lock and press Mode Select to toggle the temperature lockout setting between Yes and No 9 10 11 Use the navigation buttons to select Temperature Lock Range Limit and press Mode Select activate it Cc se the navigation buttons to select Temperature Lock Time Limit and press Mode Select activate it V ress Mode Select multiple times until you reach the time limit value you want 12 Press Mode Select multiple times until you reach the range limit value you want Locking the Fan Settings You can lock the fan settings on the thermostat so no one can change them When you lock the fan settings you must set an amount of time for the settings to be locked You can set the time limit to any amount of time between 0 and 60 minutes After the time limit expires the fan settings automatically unlock and can be changed again Perform the following steps to lock the fan settings 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears
39. FIG 42 enable you to indicate the type of HVAC system you are using activate temperature sensors and set the date for the thermostat The thermostat automatically computes the day of the week based on the date you input These settings should be set when the thermostat is initially installed and should not need to be updated with regular use You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option The following table lists the options on the Advanced Setup screen Advanced Setup Screen Options HVAC System Enables you to set the type of HVAC you are using The thermostat defaults to One Stg Furnace For a list of HVAC System types refer to the Wiring the Thermostat on page 4 of the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat Operation Reference Guide Fossil Fuel Enables you to indicate the type of fossil fuel your HVAC system uses You can choose from Electric or Gas External Temp Enables you to indicate whether the external sensor is located indoors or outdoors If you activate Sensor both this sensor and the Onboard Temperature sensor the thermostat reports an average temperature based on the temperature readings from each sensor You can also turn off the external sensor with this option Internal Temp E
40. L3 G2 6 10 NI L4 ZIA FIG 13 Indoor outdoor sensor wiring to S1 and S2 terminals Applying voltage to the external temperature sensor pins S1 and S2 can cause permanent damage to the thermostat WARNING Installing the Indoor Flush Mount Sensor FIG 14 displays the two pieces of the Indoor Flush Mount Temperature sensor FG2050 21 The two pieces are the sensor body with the connected wire and the threaded outer case of the sensor FIG 14 Indoor Flush Mount Sensor The following table lists the specifications for the Indoor Flush Mount Temperature sensor Indoor Flush Mount Temperature Sensor Specifications Threaded Case Length 1 in 25 4 mm Threaded Case Diameter 0 69 in 17 5 mm Sensor Face Diameter 0 75 in 19 mm Sensor Face Thickness 0 21 in 5 4 mm Weight 0 15 oz 0 0042 kg You can use a maximum of 300 ft 91 44 m of wire for connecting the Indoor Flush Mount Temperature sensor to the thermostat Follow these steps to install the indoor flush mount sensor 1 Drill a hole into the drywall where you want to install the sensor 2 Fish the cable that connects to the sensor from behind the drywall and out through the 1 2 hole so that 6 12 of the cable hangs through the hole 3 Feed the sensor wire through the center of the threaded outer case of the sensor and connect it to the cable that is hanging through the hole in the wall as shown in FIG 15 adiu GNE
41. R lt Range gt Variables State An integer value 0 for disable and 1 for enable Time An integer representing the number of minutes a change is enabled Range An integer representing the number of degrees a temperature is allowed to be changed Degrees are in the same scale as set on the thermostat MR Mode Restriction State 1 disable all changes to Mode State 0 restrictions to Mode determined by MT Mode Time Restriction MT Time Restriction placed on changes to TSTAT Mode FR Fan Speed Restriction State 1 disable all changes to Fan Speed State 0 restrictions to Fan Speed determined by FT Fan Speed Time Restriction FT Time Restriction placed on changes to Fan Speed TR Temperature Restriction State 1 disable all changes to Temperature Heat and Cool Setpoints State 0 restrictions to Temperature Heat and Cool Setpoints determined by TT Temperature Time Restriction and TR Temperature Range Restriction TT Time Restriction placed on changes to Temperature RR Range Restriction placed on changes to Temperature Examples SEND COMMAND LK MR1 TR3 Configures the lockout to completely block changes to Mode and restrict changes to the temperature setting to 3 degrees SEND COMMAND LK TT90 FT90 Configures the lockout to allow changes to the temperature and fan speed for 90 minutes before reverting to the original settings AxLink Commands Cont MD Sets or changes the thermostat
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43. Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information 5 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Button Lockout 7 Press Mode Select to access the Button Lockout screen FIG 40 FIG 40 Button Lockout screen 1 of 2 8 With Button Lockout highlighted press Mode Select to toggle the button lockout setting between Lock and Unlock Locking the Temperature Settings You can lock the temperature settings on the thermostat so no one can change them When you lock the temperature settings you must set an amount of time for the settings to be locked You can set the time limit to any amount of time between 0 and 60 minutes After the time limit expires the temperature settings automatically unlock and can be changed again Perform the following steps to lock the temperature settings 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the
44. Specifications Control Voltage 24 VAC interfaces with a power supply through the R C terminals Warning Exceeding the control voltage may cause damage to the thermostat Switched Voltage 18 30 VAC 57 63 Hz Maximum Operating Current 2 amps total at rated voltage through all outputs 1amps through any one output Minimum System Power 24VAC 48VA Maximum Surge Current 2 0A Internal Battery CR2032 for maintaining real time clock settings during a power loss Bondi OV Y ViewStat Color Thermostat Specifications Cont Control Accuracy 1 0 F x 0 56 C 3 relative humidity Operating Range Temperature 40 99 F 5 37 C Humidity 596 9596 RH non condensing Certifications IC FCC Class B CE EC60950 Front Panel Components Main LCD display 3 5 8 89 cm color QVGA 320 x 240 Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display TFT LCD The main display provides the mode status temperature and system status information Navigation buttons Mode Select button The Mode Select button is used to navigate through the various thermostat screens including the weather screens This button is located beneath the display Circuit Board Components The Navigation buttons are used to change various parameters on the thermostat including the temperature setpoints These buttons are located beneath the display Communication and HVAC Equipment c
45. ate the cool setpoint you want 7 Press Mode Select to change the heating temperature then use the navigation buttons to indicate the heat setpoint you want 8 Press Mode Select to change the Humidify setting then use the navigation buttons to indicate the humidity setpoint you want This option is only available if you have the Humidification System active 9 Press Mode Select to change the Dehumidify setting then use the navigation buttons to indicate the dehumidity setpoint you want This option is only available if you have the Dehumidification System active 10 With Exit selected press Mode Select to accept the new settings and return to the Main screen Settings Screen The Settings screen FIG 29 enables you to establish settings for the fan and filter and enables you to switch between heating and cooling You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option 8 15 am 09 02 09 FIG 29 Settings screen The following table lists the options on the Settings screen Settings Screen Options HVAC Mode Toggles the heat or cool selection between Off Auto Heat and Cool The Emergency Heat option also appears here if your thermostat is configured to operate with a heat pump You can a
46. ations screen FIG 46 enables you to set the address of the AxLink device with which you want the thermostat to communicate The AxLink address distinguishes a device on the AxLink bus from all other devices Valid AxLink addresses are 1 255 Address 0 belongs to the Master The default setting for the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat is 1 Pressing the Up Down arrow buttons increases or decreases the numeric value in the highlighted box Pressing the Mode Select button highlights the next box in the sequence or highlights Enter if pressed while the third box is highlighted Use Up Down arrow buttons to move between Enter and Cancel Press the Mode Select button while Enter is highlighted to accept the new AxLink address and return to the Advanced Setup screen The current firmware version of the thermostat appears in the lower right hand corner of the screen CAUTION Switching AxLink Devices The AxLink Communications screen enables you to set the address of the AxLink device with which you want the thermostat to communicate The AxLink address distinguishes a device on the AxLink bus from all other devices Valid AxLink addresses are 1 255 Address 0 belongs to the Master The default setting for the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat is 1 Perform the following steps to switch AxLink devices 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings
47. avigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Thermostat Setup and press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Setup screen FIG 49 10 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Temperature Offset and press Mode Select 11 Press Mode Select to indicate the temperature offset Setting the Balance Point for a Heat Pump System Balance Point configuration enables you to adjust a balance point to limit auxiliary heat pump operation according to the current outdoor temperature The balance point establishes the outdoor temperature at which time the heat pump turns off and remains off until the outdoor temperature exceeds the balance point again For example if the balance point is set to 25 degrees and the outdoor temperature is 25 degrees or less the heat pump remains off until the temperature exceeds 25 degrees again The compressor terminals will not be energized when the outdoor temperature is below the balance point This does not affect Emergency Heat operation This option is only valid if the thermostat has been configured to operate as a heat pump Perform these steps to set the balance point 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settin
48. ay s information Temperatures are be reported in the same scale as set on the thermostat in Fahrenheit or Celsius The Weather Condition Keywords have been shortened to accommodate for the AxLink 64 character message limit The Weather Condition Keywords include the following Weather Condition Keywords BLZ for Blizzard HAZE SMOKE BLSN for Blowing Snow HUMID SNOW CLEAR ICE SNOWFL for Snow Flurries CLDY for Cloudy MCLDY for Mostly Cloudy SNOWSW for Snow Showers DRZL for Drizzle MSUN for Mostly Sunny SUN for Sunny DUST PCLDY for Partly Cloudy TSTORM for Thunder Storms FAIR RAIN UNK for Unknown FOG RAINSW for Rain Showers VCOLD for Very Cold FZDRZL for Freezing Drizzle RAINSN for Rain Snow Mix WINDY FZRAIN for Freezing Rain SLEET 5 Day Forecast Commands FH Forecasted 5 day high temperatures Syntax FH lt HT1 gt lt HT2 gt lt HT3 gt lt HT4 gt HT5 Variable HTx The high temperature in degrees expected for day x where x 1 is the current day 2 is the next day etc Example SEND COMMAND FH 78 82 85 84 85 Five day high temperatures 5 Day Forecast Commands Cont FL Forecasted 5 day low temperature Syntax FL lt LT1 gt lt LT2 gt lt LT3 gt lt LT4 gt lt LT5 gt Variable LTx The low temperature in degrees expected for day x where x 1 is the current day 2 is the next day etc Example SEND
49. be physically present to reboot the device Syntax SEND COMMAND RESET SLEEP Activates screen saver mode Sets the display to inactive brightness Syntax SEND COMMAND SLEEP VER Requests firmware version Sent by the Master to request the thermostat s firmware version The thermostat responds to the Master with a command in the form of vX XX e g v1 02 Syntax SEND COMMAND VER Example SEND COMMAND VER Master requests version number of the device SEND COMMAND v1 02 Device response with version 1 02 SOC OG NOTE SEND_COMMANDs Cont WAKE Activates the display Sets the display to active brightness Syntax SEND COMMAND WAKE ZAP Restores the unit to its factory defaults but does not change its AxLink address Syntax SEND COMMAND ZAP The Color ViewStat thermostat does not support string messages A command message either does not have a response or another command responds to it but it never receives a string response Color ViewStat Thermostat Commands This section lists commands that are specific to the Color ViewStat Thermostat 5 Day Forecast Commands The 5 Day Forecast commands FH FL and FK give the 5 Day Forecast sent in three separate messages one for each of the following Expected high temperatures FH Expected low temperatures FL Expected weather conditions keywords FK The data always starts with the current d
50. connected to the thermostat Level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 6 CMD Barometric Pressure The current outdoor barometric pressure reading from the Master Value is in inches or centimeters depending on temperature scale 7 CMD High Forecast Temperature The current high temperature forecast from the Master Level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 8 CMD Low Forecast Temperature The current low temperature forecast from the Master Level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 Weather Duet Module A weather Duet Module communicates with the AMX i Weather internet service to gather the current forecast The Duet Module retrieves current weather conditions and forecasts from the AMX i Weather service and displays the current weather information on the thermostat With each thermostat you receive a certificate for a three year subscription to the i Weather service While you receive one subscription service per thermostat you only need to use one subscription per Master even if you have multiple thermostats connected to the Master Subscriptions are not stackable If you are using multiple thermostats on a single Master you cannot use the subscription on one of the additional thermostats once the subscription on the first thermostat expires Follow these steps to download install and configure the Weather Duet Module If you use static IP addressing for
51. creen Thermostat Setup Thermostat Setup Cont Second Stage Diff 20 Deadband 2 0 Temperature Of FIG 48 Thermostat Setup screens The Thermostat Setup screens FIG 48 enable you to set temperature differentials between the heating and cooling setpoints On this screen you can also set the balance point if you have a single or dual stage heat pump system You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option The following table lists the options on the Thermostat Setup screen Thermostat Setup Screen Options First Stage Diff Enables you to set the 1st stage temperature differential Differentials set the tightness of the temperature control to eliminate large temperature swings and prevent the HVAC system from operating too often Normally the second stage of heat is for auxiliary or emergency heat You can choose from 0 5 F 1 0 F and 2 0 F or 0 25 C 0 5 C 1 0 C The default value is 0 5 F 0 25 C Second Stage Diff Enables you to set the 2nd stage temperature differential You can choose from 1 0 F 2 0 F 3 0 F 4 0 F 5 0 F and 6 0 F or 0 5 C 1 0 C 1 5 C 2 0 C 2 5 C 3 0 C The default value is 2 0 F 1 0 C Deadband The D
52. ct Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen U se the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third Advanced Setup screen FIG 45 10 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Humidification System and press Mode Select to toggle the system to Yes 11 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Dehumidification System and press Mode Select to toggle the system to Yes 12 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Exit and press Mode Select to return to the Main screen Turning on Comfort Recovery Comfort Recovery enables you to indicate whether the heating cooling system recovers gradually from an energy saving setpoint
53. ct Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears FIG 29 Use the navigation buttons to select Filter Press Mode Select to toggle the Filter setting between 30 60 90 120 150 or 180 days Advanced Thermostat Operations Overview This chapter provides step by step procedures for changing the settings and activating specific options on the thermostat Changing User Preferences Security Code Screen Security Code FIG 30 Security Code screen The Security Code screen FIG 30 enables you to enter the security code for the thermostat Without entering a security code the user cannot have access to advanced setup features or make changes to the user preferences The default security code is 1988 Pressing the Up Down arrow buttons increases or decreases the numeric value in the highlighted box Pressing the Mode Select button highlights the next box in the sequence or highlights Enter if pressed while the fourth box is highlighted Use Up Down arrow buttons to move between Enter and Cancel Press the Mode Select button while Enter is highlighted to open the User Preferences screen Press the Mode Select button while Cancel is highlighted to return to the Settings screen To change the security code see the Changing the Security Code on page 31 Accessing Advanced Setup Options Perform the following steps to access advanced setup options 1 On the Main screen press Mode Select until the Thermostat Mode screen
54. ctive Brightness to ON CD Retrieves and sets the security code configuration Syntax CD Code Variable Code A 4 character integer Example SEND COMMAND CD 1988 Changes the security code to 1988 AxLink Commands Cont CF Displays the current forecast Syntax CF F lt Temp gt W lt Direct gt S lt Speed gt H lt HRead gt D lt DewPT gt Variables Temp The wind chill or heat index that denotes what the temperature feels like outside The temperature is reported in the same scale as set on the thermostat Fahrenheit F or Celsius C Direct A single character noting the wind direction N S E or W Speed The wind speed in either miles per hour mph or kilometers per hour kph depending on the temperature scale HRead The current percent humidity reading with a range of 0 to 100 DewPT The current dew point temperature reported in the same scale as set on the thermostat F or C Example SEND COMMAND CF F40 WN S25 H35 D55 Reports the forecast as Wind Chill 40F Wind Direction North Wind Speed 25 mph Humidity 3595 Dew Point 55F EXTERNAL Queries for the temperature measured by the external sensor If the external temperature sensor is set TEMP to Off the response reports OFF Syntax EXTERNAL TEMP Example SEND COMMAND EXTERNAL TEMP FILTER Set the number of days for a filter reminder Syntax FILTER days Variable days The number of days unti
55. cy heat Perform these steps to set the first and second stage differentials 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Thermostat Setup and press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Setup screen FIG 49 Thermostat Setup 0 5 Second Stage Diff 1 0 a Deadband 2 0 FIG 49 Thermostat Setup screen 1 of 2 10 With First Stage Diff highlighted press Mode Select to activate it 11 Press Mode Select to indicate the first stage differential 12 Use the navigation buttons to highli
56. days and hours from the command to it SEND COMMAND MD MH H72 C75 Sets the mode to Hold with settings of heat setpoint 72F and cool setpoint 75F PG Sets the 7 day program The Master sends the PG command to request the value of a program configuration setpoint Syntax PG D Day SP lt DaySP gt HT HeatSP C CoolSP HM lt HSP gt DM DSP T lt Time gt Variables Day Day of the week An integer with a value of 0 6 where 0 Sunday 1 Monday etc DaySP Time of day for a setpoint An integer with a value of 1 4 where 1 Wake 2 Leave 3 Return and 4 Sleep HeatSP Heat setpoint for this day and setpoint An integer with a value in degrees reported in the set temperature scale F or C CoolSP Cool setpoint for this day and setpoint An integer with a value in degrees reported in the set temperature scale F or C HSP Humidify setpoint for this day and setpoint with a range of 0 100 DSP Dehumidify setpoint for this day and setpoint with a range of 0 100 Time The hour and minutes using a 24 hour clock for the start time of each setpoint Example SEND COMMAND PG DO SP3 HT68 C72 HM30 DM50 T1900 Sunday night setpoint heat setpoint 68F cool setpoint 72F humidify setpoint 30 RH dehumidify setpoint 50 RH 7 00PM start time SEND COMMAND PG DM SP1 The Master requesting the program configuration for the Thursday Wake setpoint AxLink Commands Cont PRESSURE Sets the current barometric
57. de Select to access the third User Preferences screen Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third Advanced Setup screen Use the navigation buttons to highlight Help Mode and press Mode Select to toggle whether the Help screen is active and accessible from the Main screen Current Weather Screen The Current Weather screen FIG 23 displays a detailed description of the day s weather forecast This screen includes the outdoor temperature the expected high and low temperatures for the current day the wind chill heat index temperature the wind direction and speed the percent humidity the dew point and barometric pressure The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat receives this information from AMX s i Weather service This screen is view only You can disable this screen so it does not appear when you navigate through the thermostat s screens See the Disabling the Forecast Screens on page 35 for more information yer n m High 85 Low 77 Feels e Like 98 Wind SSW 5 mph Humidity Dew Point Pressure 48 60 30 19 in FIG 23 Current Weather screen Pressing Mode Select takes you to the 5 Day Forecast screen This screen returns to the
58. door Heat Pump Unit Defrost m1 S E t l 1 Stage v1 Serna Compressor 2 Stage v2 Compressor Reversing Q Valve Heat v 7 See note below Reversing o Valve Cool V J L FIG 9 Two Stage Heat Pump wiring Either the B or O relay will be connected to the reversing valve based on the type of reversing valve used B is energized for heating O is energized for cooling Connect one or the other DO NOT CONNECT BOTH See the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 for information on indicating the thermostat is connected to a Two Stage Heat Pump system First Stage Radiant Floor Heat Second Stage Furnace with Single Stage Cooling Furnace AMX ENV VST C Thermostat Radiant Floor Heat 3l FIG 10 First Stage Radiant Floor Heat Second Stage Furnace with Single Stage Cooling wiring See the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 for information on indicating the thermostat is connected to a First Stage Radiant Floor Heat Second Stage Furnace with Single Stage Cooling system Installing a Remote Sensor The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat has an onboard temperature sensor that can read and report the temperature at the location of the unit see FIG 11 The onboard temperature sensor detects the current room temperature every 30 seconds Onboard temperature sensor 4 FIG 11 Onboard temperature sensor Do not paint or tape over
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60. e NI Master Current Weather Page Enables you to turn off the current weather screen on the thermostat If you are not using the i Weather application to report the weather forecast to the thermostat you might want to disable the current weather screen so it does not appear when you navigate through the thermostat s screens If you disable the forecast screens only the indoor temperature displays on the Main screen Five Day Forecast Page Enables you to turn off the 5 Day Forecast screen on the thermostat If you are not using the i Weather application to report the weather forecast to the thermostat you might want to disable the 5 Day Forecast screen so it does not appear when you navigate through the thermostat s screens If you disable the forecast screens only the indoor temperature displays on the Main screen Screensaver Enables you to turn on a screen saver for the thermostat The screen saver activates after 30 seconds without any user input and displays the current room temperature moving around the screen on a black background Humidity Offset The humidity offset enables you to customize the humidity shown on the display Youcan set the humidity offset in 1 increments The default humidity offset is 0 li User Preferences Screen Options Cont Button Lockout Enables you to allow certain buttons on the thermostat to be completely or partially disabled Opens the Button Lockout screen
61. e Date Time tab The Set Date amp Time pop up screen appears FIG 55 Set Date amp Time HUMIDITY FIG 55 Set Date amp Time pop up screen 3 Use the buttons that appear to change the date and time 4 Press Accept to return to the Setup screen Changing the Humidity Settings You can adjust the humidity settings by pressing Humidity on the Main page Current Conditions last updated 08 09 46 Humidity Dew Point Tib HUMIDITY HEAT Pr COOL FIG 56 Humidity screen To change the humidity settings 1 Press Humidity on the Main screen to access the Humidity screen FIG 56 2 Use the up and down arrows to change the humidify and dehumidify settings 3 Press Exit to return to the Main screen Changing the Humidity Mode You can change the humidity mode by accessing the Humidity menu from the Humidity screen The menu appears directly above the Humidity button and is labelled with the current humidity setting FIG 57 Current Conditions last updated 08 09 46 HEAT UMIDITY SETUP HUMIDITY COOL FIG 57 Humidity menu To change the Humidity mode 1 Press Humidity on the Main screen to access the Humidity screen FIG 56 2 Press the current humidity mode to open the Humidity menu 3 Selectthe mode you want The menu closes once you make a selection Changing the Heat and Cool Settings You can adjust the humidity settings by pressing HeatlCool on the Main page Current Conditio
62. e humidification and dehumidification systems 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information ge Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third Advanced Setup screen FIG 45 10 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Comfort Recovery and press Mode Select to toggle the option to Yes 11 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Exit and press Mode Select to return to the Main screen AxLink Communications Screen AxLink Communications FIG 46 AxLink Communications screen The AxLink Communic
63. e screen and return to the Main screen Establishing Away Mode Settings Away Mode settings enable you to create heating cooling humidify and dehumidify setpoints that remain unchanged until a specific date and time When the time limit expires the thermostat uses the previous program or hold mode settings you set Perform the following steps to create away mode settings 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen FIG 25 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Away and press Mode Select The Away Mode screen appears FIG 28 3 Press Mode Select to enable your Away Mode settings Enabling the Away Mode settings automatically selects the Return Date option 4 Press Mode Select to change the return date The month day and year each change individually so use the navigation buttons to change the month Press Mode Select again to select the day and use the navigation button to change it Repeat the process one more time to change the year 5 Press Mode Select to change the return time The hour minute and clock period each change individually so use the navigation buttons to change the hour Press Mode Select again to select the minute and use the navigation button to change it Repeat the process one more time to change the clock period LE R R R 6 Press Mode Select to change the cooling temperature then use the navigation buttons to indic
64. e thermostat are defined in the table below The Type column indicates who initiates the channel change The Master directs the thermostat to change its state through channels with type CMD The thermostat informs the Master of state changes through channels with type FDBK Some channels can be used for both CMD and FDBK AxLink Channels Channel Type Function Description 1 138 Not Used 139 CMD Weather Alert A Weather Alert is active while the channel is ON To clear an active Weather Alert set the channel to OFF 140 CMD Increment Cool Set Point Increases the cool set point by one step per pulse while the channel is active ON 141 CMD Decrement Cool Set Point Decreases the cool set point by one step per pulse while the channel is active ON 142 Not Used 143 CMD Increment Heat Set Point Increases the heat set point by one step per pulse while the channel is active ON 144 CMD Decrement Heat Set Point Decreases the heat set point by one step per pulse while the channel is active ON 145 147 Not Used 148 CMD Increment Humidify Set Continue to increment the humidify set point while the channel is Point active ON as if the increment button were being pushed 149 CMD Decrement Humidify Set Continue to decrement the humidify set point while the channel is Point active ON as if the decrement button were being pushed 150 CMD Increment Dehumidify Set
65. eadband is the temperature difference between the heating and cooling setpoints The Deadband configuration enforces a minimum separation between the two setpoints which determine when auto changeover between HVAC heating and cooling mode will occur You can choose from 2 0 F 3 0 F 4 0 F and 5 0 F The default Deadband is 4 0 F Temperature Offset The temperature offset enables you to customize the temperature shown on the display You can set the temperature offset between 10 and 10 in 1 increments Selecting a positive increment decreases the displayed value while selecting a negative increment increases it The default temperature offset is O Balance Point Exit Balance Point configuration enables you to adjust a low or high balance point to limit auxiliary heat pump operation according to the current outdoor temperature The compressor terminals will not be energized when the outdoor temperature is below the balance point This does not affect Emergency Heat operation This option is only valid if the thermostat has been configured to operate as a heat pump The default Balance Point is 30 F Returns you to the Advanced Setup screen Setting First and Second Stage Differentials Differentials set the tightness of the temperature control to eliminate large temperature swings and prevent the HVAC system from operating too often Normally the second stage of heat is for auxiliary or emergen
66. ed item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option 8 15 am 09 02 09 Return Date Sep 24 2009 Return Time 12 05 PM Cooling Temp Heating Temp Humidify Dehumidify FIG 28 Away Mode screen Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option The following table lists the options on the Away Mode screen Away Mode Screen Options Away Mode The Hold temperature overrides the heating and cooling settings If you select Disabled the thermostat uses the heating and cooling settings you establish on the Hold Mode screen Return Date The thermostat uses the settings until the date you indicate here Return Time The thermostat uses the settings until the time you indicate here on the date you indicate in Return Date Cooling Temp Establishes the level of desired coolness for the HVAC system Heating Temp Establishes the level of desired heat for the HVAC system Humidify Establishes the level of humidity This option does not appear if you have the Humidification System option turned off in the Advanced Setup options See the Advanced Setup Screen section on page 39 for more information Dehumidify Establishes the level of de humidity This option does not appear if you have the Dehumidification System option turned off in the Advanced Setup options See the Advanced Setup Screen section on page 39 for more information Exit Exit the Away Mod
67. either of the navigational buttons causes the most recently used setpoint to start blinking While the setpoint is blinking you can use the navigational buttons to increase or decrease the setpoint Pressing Mode Select while either setpoint is blinking causes the current setpoint to stop blinking and the other setpoint to start blinking After a timeout of 10 seconds the setpoint stops blinking Off Turns off the HVAC system The heat and cool setpoints do not appear on the Main screen in Off mode Heat Activates the heating system using the heat setpoint Pressing either of the navigational buttons while on the Main screen causes the heat setpoint to start blinking While the setpoint is blinking you can use the navigational buttons to increase or decrease the heat setpoint After a timeout of 10 seconds the setpoint stops blinking Cool Activates the cooling system using the cool setpoint Pressing either of the navigational buttons while on the Main screen causes the cool setpoint to start blinking While the setpoint is blinking you can use the navigational buttons to increase or decrease the cool setpoint After a timeout of 10 seconds the setpoint stops blinking Perform these steps to change the heating cooling mode 1 On the Main screen hold Mode Select for three seconds The heating cooling menu appears 2 Use the navigational buttons to select the option you want 3 Press Mode Select to activate the selected mode
68. elect The Program screen appears FIG 26 Use the navigation buttons to select a period of the day for which you want to program temperature settings Press Mode Select after you select the appropriate period of the day se the navigation buttons to select the heat setpoint you want for that time of day and press Mode Select se the navigation buttons to select the hour in which you want these settings to take effect and press Mode Select ONO PSN U Use the navigation buttons to select the cool setpoint you want for that time of day and press Mode Select U U se the navigation buttons to select the minutes in which you want these settings to take effect and press Mode Select en E NOTE 9 Use the navigation buttons to select the time of day AM PM which you want these settings to take effect and press Mode Select 10 Repeat steps 5 through 10 for each appropriate section of the day You can only set the Humidify and Dehumidify settings if you have the Humidification System and Dehumidification System options turned on in the Advanced Setup options See the Advanced Setup Screen section on page 39 for more information 11 Use the navigation buttons to select Dehumidify and press Mode Select 12 Use the navigation buttons to indicate the new dehumidify settings and press Mode Select 13 Use the navigation buttons to select Humidify and press Mode Select 14 Use the navigation buttons to indicate the new hum
69. eps to connect the wiring into a captive wire connector 1 Strip 1 4 inch off the wire insulation for all four wires 2 Tin 2 3 of the exposed wire 3 Insert each wire into the appropriate captive wire connector up to the insulation 4 Tighten the captive screws to secure the fit in the connector Wiring Guidelines The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat accepts configuration and weather information from a NetLink Integrated master via an AxLink bus Use 18 AWG wire to connect terminals L1 L4 on the ViewStat to the AxLink device See the Communication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions section on page 5 for more information on the terminals on the ViewStat The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat interfaces with a 24 VAC power supply from the heating cooling unit through its RC terminal You should not connect the power wiring from the AxLink device to the thermostat with the intent of using the AxLink device to provide power to the thermostat The L1 terminal on the thermostat can accept the AxLink 12VDC wire and you can connect the wire to the terminal if you want to assure there are no loose wires inside the thermostat but you should not power the thermostat by running a jumper to the RC pin Wiring for AxLink Connect the AxLink wiring from the thermostat to the connector on the AxLink device as shown in FIG 3 PWR L1 AXP 2 AxLink AxM L3 ViewStat L4 GND FIG 3 AxLink wiring You can connect the AxLi
70. ernal Temperature Sensor and press Mode Select to activate it 9 Press Mode Select to toggle whether you want the internal sensor turned on or off Activating the On board Humidity Sensor The thermostat comes installed with an internal on board humidity sensor You can use this sensor to report room humidity You can also turn off the internal on board humidity sensor if you do not want to use it Perform the following steps to activate the on board humidity sensor 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information g Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen FIG 43 8 Use the navigation buttons to select Humidity Sensor and press Mode Select to activate it 9 Press Mode Select to toggle whether you want
71. essing the Up Down arrow buttons increases or decreases the numeric value in the highlighted box Pressing the Mode Select button highlights the next box in the sequence or highlights Enter if pressed while the fourth box is highlighted Use Up Down arrow buttons to move between Enter and Cancel Press the Mode Select button while Enter is highlighted to accept the new security code and open the User Preferences screen Press the Mode Select button while Cancel is highlighted to return to the User Preferences screen a i Changing the Security Code You can change the security code for the thermostat to a new four digit code If you change the security code store the new code in a safe location where you can access it if you ever forget it If you forget your new code and need to have it reset to a known value you can reset the code through the NI Master Perform the following steps to change the security code 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press
72. ferences screen FIG 38 NOTE User Preferences Cont Humidity Button Lockout Change Security Code N gt e Advanced Setup ee FIG 38 User Preferences screen 3 of 3 Button Lockout Screen The Button Lockout screens FIG 39 enable you to set locks on certain features of the thermostat so the features cannot be changed When you lock a feature you also set the amount of time you want the feature to be locked You cannot change the features you lock using the buttons on the thermostat however you can still change the locked features through AxLink You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item You can then use the navigation buttons to change the setting of the highlighted option Button Lockout Button Lockout Cont perature Lock Ni FIG 39 Button Lockout screens Pressing Mode Select again highlights the next available option The following table lists the options on the Button Lockout screen Button Lockout Screen Options Button Lockout Enables you to lock or unlock the buttons on the thermostat so they cannot change certain settings You must set this option to Lock for any lockout setting to apply The default setting is Lock Temperature Lock Enables you to lock the temperature settings so they cannot be changed Temp Lock Time Enables you to enter an amount of time in minutes in which you want the
73. ge Reminder Enable Button Lockout er Alert icon Enable Change Security Code Advanced Setup FIG 35 User Preferences screens The following table lists the options on the User Preferences screen User Preferences Screen Options Temperature Scale Toggles between Celsius C and Fahrenheit F Date Format Toggles between a date format of MMDDYY DDMMYY and YYDDMM Time Format Toggles between a 12 or 24 hour time format Backlight Timeout Establishes the amount of inactive time before the backlight on the unit automatically turns off You can set a value between 10 seconds and 5 minutes in 10 second increments The default value is 30 seconds Backlight Active Brightness Establishes the level of brightness for the backlight when the unit is active You can choose Low Medium or High Backlight Inactive Brightness Establishes the level of brightness for the backlight when the unit is inactive You can choose Dim or Off Filter Change Reminder Enables the reminder to periodically change the air filter When you enable this feature the thermostat monitors the operation time of the HVAC system and fan When the operation time reaches the number of days you set on the Settings screen the filter change reminder icon displays alerting you to change the filter Weather Alert Icon Enables a weather alert when the thermostat receives a weather alert channel activation from th
74. ght Second Stage Diff and press Mode Select 13 Press Mode Select to indicate the second stage differential Setting the Deadband Temperature Difference The Deadband is the temperature difference between the heating and cooling setpoints The Deadband configuration enforces a minimum separation between the two setpoints which determine when auto changeover between HVAC heating and cooling mode will occur Perform these steps to set the deadband temperature difference 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information g Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen i VS 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen 9 Use the navigation but
75. gs Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen sd niu OG 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Thermostat Setup and press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Setup screen 10 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Thermostat Setup screen FIG 50 Thermostat Setup FIG 50 Thermostat Setup screen 2 of 2 11 With Balance Point highlighted press Mode Select to activate it 12 Press Mode Select to indicate the balance point 13 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Exit and press Mode Select to return to the second Advanced Setup screen The Balance Point option is only available if your thermostat is configured to operate as a heat pump NOTE Programming Overview The ViewStat Color Communica
76. he Thermostat A qualified HVAC technician should perform these steps to ensure proper termination 1 Make sure the HVAC system power is off 2 Strip 1 4 0 63 cm of insulation from each wire you are using 3 Secure the wires into the terminals on the base according to the appropriate wiring diagram as described below Refer to the Wiring Diagrams on page 7 Use color coding practices i e white wire to W terminal whenever possible Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage A C Refer to the Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage A C on page 7 DualStage Furnace and Dual Stage A C Refer to the Dual Stage Furnace and Dual Stage A C on page 8 Roof Top Unit with Dual Stage Heat and Dual Stage Cool Refer to the Roof Top Unit with Dual Stage Heat and Dual Stage Cool on page 9 Boiler with A C with Separate Transformers Refer to the Boiler and A C with Separate Transformers on page 10 Single Stage Heat Pump Refer to the Single Stage Heat Pump on page 11 Two Stage Heat Pump Refer to the Two Stage Heat Pump on page 12 First Stage Radiant Floor Heat Second Stage Furnace One Stage of Cooling Refer to the First Stage Radiant Floor Heat Second Stage Furnace with Single Stage Cooling on page 13 4 Check each wire to ensure it is securely fastened not broken and any exposed wires are not touching each other Wiring Terminals ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostats are equipped with terminals RC
77. idify settings and press Mode Select Copying Programmed Settings To make it easier to program the thermostat you can create settings for one day and copy the settings to every following day for the entire week Perform the following steps to copy programmed settings 1 On the Program screen use the thermostat to set the times and setpoints for a full day See the Establishing Daytime Nighttime Temperature Settings section on page 24 for more information 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Copy To and press Mode Select The settings for the next day of the week appear FIG 27 8 15 am 09 02 09 FIG 27 Copy To screen 3 Use the navigation buttons to select the day of the week to which you want to copy the settings and press Mode Select A green check mark appears next to the day you select Repeat this step for every other day to which you want to copy the settings 4 Use the navigation buttons to select Done and press Mode Select The thermostat copies the settings to all the selected days You can verify this on the Program screen by highlighting Next Day and pressing Mode Select to view the settings for each day in the week Away Mode Screen The Away Mode screen FIG 28 enables you to set heating cooling humidify and dehumidify setpoints that remain unchanged until a specific date and time You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlight
78. ighlight Day and press Mode Select to activate it 11 Press Mode Select to change the current day 12 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Yr and press Mode Select to activate it 13 Press Mode Select to change the current year 14 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Hour and press Mode Select to activate it 15 Press Mode Select to change the current hour 16 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Min and press Mode Select to activate it 17 Press Mode Select to change the current minute Turning on Diagnostic Mode Diagnostic Mode enables you to activate a mode during which you can test the functionality of the thermostat With Diagnostic Mode turned on the cycle rate no longer applies and you can enter the Advanced Settings sections without entering a security code Text appears on the Main screen notifying you when Diagnostic Mode is active Perform the following steps to turn on Diagnostic Mode 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information ge Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select t
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80. ing g Auxiliary Heat This icon appears whenever auxiliary heat is running on Heat Pump systems Cooling This icon has a light grey state which displays when the HVAC system is not actively cooling This icon changes to a color representation when the system is actively cooling Heating This icon has a light grey state which displays when the HVAC system is not actively heating This e icon changes to a color representation when the system is actively heating While many of the items on the Main screen are view only you change the cool and heat setpoints the H C mode and fan mode on this screen The following sections describe how to change items on the Main screen Changing the Heating and Cooling Setpoints You can change the heating and cooling setpoints on the Main screen Changing the setpoints places the thermostat in temporary hold mode and uses the new temperature settings The setpoints change back to the program mode setpoints at the next program time You cannot change the heating and cooling setpoints if the thermostat is in permanent hold mode See the Changing Hold Mode section on page 19 for more information about Hold modes 1 On the Main screen press either of the navigation buttons to access the heating or cooling setpoints that appear on the left side of the screen When either of the setpoints blinks you can change the setpoint by using the navigational buttons to increase or decrease its value
81. ing is 10 then the level value would be 110 If the temperature scale is C and the temperature reading is 25 then the level value would be 145 If the level represents a humidity reading then the level value is equivalent to the humidity reading The valid range of a level associated with a humidity reading is 0 100 Therefore levels with values between 0 100 are valid representing humidity readings of 0 to 100 and level values from 101 255 are invalid In the Level table below the Type column denotes who initiates the level change The Master directs the thermostat to change its state through Level of type CMD The thermostat informs the Master of state changes through Levels of type FDBK AxLink Levels Level Type Function Description 1 FDBK Indoor Temperature The current indoor temperature reading from the thermostat sensors Level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 2 FDBK Indoor Humidity The current indoor humidity reading from the thermostat sensors Valid level values are 0 100 relative humidity 3 CMD FDBK Current Heat Set Point The current heat set point from the thermostat sensors Level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 4 CMD FDBK Current Cool Set Point The current cool set point from the thermostat sensors Level value is equivalent to the degree reading plus 120 5 CMD Outdoor Temperature The current outdoor temperature reading from the Master or an outdoor sensor
82. ion time reaches the number of days you set on the Settings screen the filter change reminder icon displays alerting you to change the filter see the Changing the Filter Settings on page 28 for more information This option is enabled by default Perform the following steps to disable the filter change reminder 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information 5 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen FIG 37 Ol 6 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Filter Change Reminder 7 Press Mode Select to toggle the Filter Change Reminder setting between Enable and Disable Disabling the Weather Alert Icon A weather alert message is sent by the NI Master to report active weather alerts and when a weather alert in cancelled If you do not want these weather alerts to appear or if you are not using the i Weather application you can disable this feature Perform the following steps to disable the weather alert icon 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the
83. l the filter change reminder activates The range is from 0 to 180 Example SEND COMMAND FILTER 30 FILTER Queries the number of days before the filter reminder turns on Syntax FILTER Example SEND COMMAND FILTER FM Sets or changes the thermostat s scale date or time format Syntax FM S lt TSCL gt D lt DFMT gt T lt TFMT gt Variable TSCL A single character F for Fahrenheit or C for Celsius DFMT A single character D for DD MM YYYY M for MM DD YYY Y or Y for YYYY MM DD TFMT A single character 1 for 12 hour or 2 for 24 hour clock Example SEND COMMAND FM SF Sets the thermostat scale to Fahrenheit SEND COMMAND FM DD T2 Sets the date format to DD MM YYYY and the time format to 24 hour clock AxLink Commands Cont LK Configures button lockout settings for temperature mode and fan speed You can completely block anyone from using the buttons on the front of the unit to change the hold temperature mode or fan speed changes or restrict them by time You can also restrict hold temperature changes by range f you configure a time limit the hold temperature mode or fan speed reverts to the original settings after the set time expires f you configure a range the hold temperature may not be set higher or lower than the set temperature the range Syntax LK MR lt State gt MT lt Time gt FR lt State gt FT lt Time gt TR lt State gt TT lt Time gt R
84. le Program Sets the thermostat to use the settings established in the program settings See the Establishing Daytime Nighttime Temperature Settings section on page 24 for more information Perform these steps to change the Hold mode 1 On the Main screen hold Mode Select for three seconds The Hold Mode menu appears 2 Use the navigational buttons to select the option you want 3 Press Mode Select to activate the selected mode Changing the Heating Cooling Mode You can access Heating Cooling mode by holding Mode Select for three seconds while on the Main screen until the Hold Mode menu opens With the Hold Mode menu open press Mode Select one time and a menu with heating cooling options appears You can use the navigational buttons to scroll through the list You can also change the H C mode on the Settings screen EMERGENCY o COOL FAN AUTO Raila tele 1 8 o Partly S Cloudy or High 85 Low 77 FIG 20 Heating Cooling Mode menu OC JWM NE The Heating Cooling Mode options enable you to toggle the HVAC system setting between heating and cooling The change takes effect when you press Mode Select or after a 10 second timeout Heating Cooling Mode Options Emergency Toggles the emergency heat setting between On and Off This option is only available on Heat Pump systems Auto Runs the heating or cooling systems when the heating and cooling settings determine it should do so Pressing
85. lso change the HVAC mode on the main screen See the Changing the Heating Cooling Mode section on page 19 for more information Fan Mode Toggles the fan state between On and Auto You can also change the HVAC mode on the main screen See the Changing the Fan Mode section on page 20 for more information Fan Speed Toggles the fan speed between High Medium and Low Filter Reminder Enables you to indicate how often you want the thermostat to remind you that the filter for your HVAC system needs to be changed You can choose from 30 60 90 120 150 and 180 days When you enable the Filter Change Reminder feature the thermostat monitors the number of calendar days since the feature was set When the operation time reaches the selected number of days a filter change reminder icon displays to alert you to change the filter Advanced Setup Enables you to access more advanced features of the thermostat Selecting Advanced Setup opens the Security Code Input screen See Security Code Screen on page 29 for more information Exit Saves all settings and returns to the main screen Changing the Fan Settings The thermostat has two separate settings to configure the fan on your HVAC system You can use the Fan State option to set the fan state to On which runs the fan continuously or Auto which runs the fan when the heating and cooling settings determine it should do so You can also set the Fan Speed option to Low Medium
86. main screen after a 20 second timeout 5 Day Forecast Screen The 5 Day Forecast screen FIG 24 displays the high and low temperatures and the expected weather condition for each of the next five days The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat receives this information from AMX s i Weather service This screen is view only You can disable this screen so it does not appear when you navigate through the thermostat s screens See the Disabling the Forecast Screens on page 35 for more information 5 DAY FORECAST Mostly Sunny WED he High 84 Low 72 Yas Partly Cloudy THUS High 86 Low 74 2 gt Thunderstorms High 85 Low 73 a Sunny SAT High 82 Ym Sunny SUN Fe High 84 FIG 24 5 Day Forecast screen Pressing Mode Select takes you to the Thermostat Mode screen This screen returns to the main screen after a 20 second timeout Thermostat Mode Screen The Thermostat Mode screen FIG 25 displays a menu providing a list that enables you to navigate to other screens to create settings for different times and occasions You can use the navigation buttons to move through the highlighted options The Mode Select button selects the highlighted item This screen returns to the main screen after a 20 second timeout 8 15 am 09 02 09 FIG 25 Thermostat Mode screen The following table lists the options on the Thermostat Mode screen Thermostat Mode Screen Options Enable Program Mode
87. mperature sensor FG2050 22 You can install this sensor outdoors for a reading of the outdoor temperature that the sensor reports back to the thermostat You can also install this sensor indoors for an extra indoor temperature reading You can use the indoor reading with the reading from the on board temperature sensor on the thermostat to report an average indoor temperature The sensor has a 1 head that protrudes from the wall and a connected wire that plugs into a port on the thermostat You can use a maximum of 300 ft 91 44 m of wire for connecting the indoor outdoor remote sensor to the thermostat Sensor head _ gt 7 4 Connecting wires FIG 12 Outdoor Temperature Sensor Follow these steps to install the indoor outdoor remote sensor 1 Drill a 1 4 hole into the surface where you want to install the sensor li 2 Fish the cable that connects to the sensor through the 1 4 hole in the wall until the edge of the sensor where the cord meets the sensor is flush against the wall 3 Apply caulk drywall putty insulation or any other appropriate sealant to the hole in the wall around the sensor to seal the hole 4 Attach the connecting wires from the sensor to the S1 and S2 terminals on the thermostat see FIG 13 It does not matter which wire you connect to either terminal ZC RH s B RC ZJO HUM 7 DEH WAIE G 9s W2 6 Ne s2 YN Sensor wires 7 ZA L1 Y2 S 8 m L2 GIL 9 lm
88. nables you to indicate whether you want to turn on or turn off the onboard temperature sensor If Sensor you activate both this sensor and the External Temperature sensor the thermostat reports an average temperature based on the temperature readings from each sensor Humidity Sensor Enables you to indicate whether you want to turn on or turn off the onboard humidity sensor Month Enables you to set the current month You can enter a value between 1 12 Day Enables you to set the current day You can enter a value between 1 31 adiu 2 Advanced Setup Screen Options Cont Year Enables you to set the current year Hour Enables you to set the current hour You can enter a value between 0 23 Minute Enables you to set the current minute You can enter a value between 0 59 Cycle Rate Enables you to set the number of times per hour your HVAC system can turn on and off You can choose from 3 4 5 or 6 The default value is 4 AxLink Setup Enables you to access the AxLink Setup screen See the AxLink Communications Screen on page 45 for more information Thermostat Setup Enables you to access the Thermostat Setup screen See the Thermostat Setup Screen on page 47 for more information Diagnostic Mode Enables you to activate a mode during which you can test the functionality of the thermostat With Diagnostic Mode turned on the cycle rate no longer applies and you can enter the Advanced Settings
89. nformation on indicating the thermostat is connected to a Roof Top Unit with Dual Stage Heat and Dual Stage Cool system ENV VST C Operation Reference Guide 9 Installation and Wiring Boiler and A C with Separate Transformers Boiler AMX ENV VST C Thermostat o e 9 9 52 59 ws e o C o e FIG 7 Boiler and A C with Separate Transformers wiring See the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 for information on indicating the thermostat is connected to a Boiler and A C with Separate Transformers system 10 ENV VST C Operation Reference Guide Single Stage Heat Pump Indoor Heat Pump Unit AMX ENV VST C Thermostat j Lre Auxiliary Q Outdoor Heat Pump Unit s Defrost w 1 Stage v Compressor Reversing Valve Heat Vv 7 See note below Reversing Q Valve Cool d FIG 8 Single Stage Heat Pump wiring reversing valve used B is energized for heating O is energized for cooling Connect H Either the B or O relay will be connected to the reversing valve based on the type of one or the other DO NOT CONNECT BOTH WARNING See the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 for information on indicating the thermostat is connected to a Single Stage Heat Pump system O WARNING Two Stage Heat Pump Indoor Heat Pump Unit AMX ENV VST C Thermostat Ed E 7m 1st Stage Auxiliary Heat 2nd Stage Auxiliary Heat Out
90. nk device to a NetLinx Master by following the instructions in the AxLink device s instruction manual Installation and Wiring Wiring Diagrams The following sections display wiring diagrams for the types of HVAC systems that are compatible with the thermostat Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage A C Furnace AMX ENV VST C Thermostat d Rc o ieu S2 o v wa o 2 C o e D FIG 4 Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage A C wiring The thermostat automatically defaults to One Stage Furnace for the HVAC System setting when you install it For information about changing the HVAC System setting see the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 ENV VST C Operation Reference Guide 7 Installation and Wiring Dual Stage Furnace and Dual Stage A C Furnace AMX ENV VST C Thermostat Air Conditioner YOO CCS CC C9 9 OE FIG 5 Dual Stage Furnace and Dual Stage A C wiring See the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 for information on indicating the thermostat is connected to a Dual Stage Furnace and Dual Stage A C system 8 ENV VST C Operation Reference Guide Installation and Wiring Roof Top Unit with Dual Stage Heat and Dual Stage Cool Roof Top Unit AMX ENV VST C Thermostat pu nc c 6 e ws e 9 e C Q e FIG 6 Roof Top Unit with Dual Stage Heat and Dual Stage Cool wiring See the Changing the Type of HVAC System section on page 40 for i
91. ns last updated 08 09 46 Wind Humidity SETUP HUMIDITY FIG 58 HeatlCool screen To change the heat and cool settings 1 Press Humidity on the Main screen to access the Humidity screen FIG 58 2 Use the up and down arrows to change the cool and heat settings 3 Press Exit to return to the Main screen Changing the Fan Mode You can change the fan mode by accessing the Fan Mode menu from the HeatlCool screen The menu appears directly above the Setup button and is labeled with the current fan mode setting FIG 59 Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 Feels Like Wind Humidity Dew Paint HUMIDITY FIG 59 Fan Mode menu To change the Fan mode 1 Press HeatlCool on the Main screen to access the HeatlCool screen FIG 56 2 Press the current fan mode to open the Fan Mode menu 3 Select the mode you want The menu closes once you make a selection Changing the HVAC Mode You can change the HVAC mode by accessing the HVAC Mode menu from the HeatlCool screen The menu appears directly above the Humidity button and is labeled with the current HVAC Mode setting FIG 60 Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 Cloudy Feels Like Wind Humidity HUMIDITY FIG 60 HVAC Mode menu To change the Fan mode 1 Press HeatlCool on the Main screen to access the HeatlCool screen FIG 56 2 Press the current fan mode to open the HVAC Mode menu 3 Select the mode you wan
92. ns to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen FIG 36 See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight Backlight Timeout and press Mode Select to activate it 6 Press Mode Select to indicate a new backlight timeout setting You can set any period of time between 10 seconds and 5 minutes in 10 second increments 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Backlight Active Brightness and press Mode Select to activate it 8 Press Mode Select to toggle the Backlight Active Brightness setting between Low Medium and High 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen see FIG 37 User Preferences Cont I Um Filter Change Reminder Enable Weather Alert Icon Enable Current Forecast Page Enable FIG 37 User Preferences screen 2 of 3 10 With Backlight Inactive Brightness highlighted press Mode Select to activate it 11 Press Mode Select to toggle the Backlight Inactive Brightness setting between Dim and Off Disabling the Filter Change Reminder The thermostat filter change reminder monitors the number of calendar days since the feature was set When the operat
93. ntal or consequential damages for consumer products In such states the limitation or exclusion of the Limited Warranty may not apply This Limited Warranty gives the owner specific legal rights The owner may also have other rights that vary from state to state The owner is advised to consult applicable state laws for full determination of rights EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY AMX MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AMX EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES NOT STATED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT MAY BE IMPOSED BY LAW ARE LIMITED TO THE TERMS OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LIMITED BY APPLICABLE LAW AMX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY OR DISCONTINUE DESIGNS SPECIFICATIONS WARRAN TIES PRICES AND POLICIES WITHOUT NOTICE Table of Contents ENV VST C ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat esee 1 a Ipse 1 System 8f pulse i c 1 Installation and Wiring iine irai pac tb baba PRU kt Sta UTR PEE EEUAS aeara aes 3 OVEIVIEW 3 Disconnecting Power to All HVAC Equipment eee 3 Selecting the Thermostat Location ice teet rottura bn ee enr ERR EE ea Ee PEN EYE oa x e nM REC 3 Stand Alone Thermosta
94. o access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen 9 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third Advanced Setup screen FIG 45 10 With Diagnostic Mode highlighted press Mode Select to toggle the mode setting to On 11 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Exit and press Mode Select to return to the Main screen Advanced Setup Cont Diagnostic Mode Off Humidification S umidification Comfort Re FIG 45 Advanced Setup screen 3 of 3 Turning on the Humidification and Dehumidification Systems Humidification and dehumidification systems enable you to add humidity to or remove humidity from the air You can set the humidify and dehumidify setpoints on the Program Mode or Away Mode screens See the Program Screen section on page 24 and the Away Mode Screen section on page 26 for more information Perform the following steps to turn on the humidification and dehumidification systems 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to sele
95. onnectors Terminals with captive wire connectors that connects to the thermostat HVAC equipment control system remote sensors and power supply See the Communication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions section on page 5 for more information Enclosure Material White plastic and removable front panel The panel can be painted to match wall decor Warning If you paint the panel do not paint over the exposed thermistor Doing so can cause the external temperature sensor to work improperly Dimensions HWD 5 31 x 8 93 x 1 18 13 48 cm x 9 98 cm x 2 99 cm Weight 5 29 oz 150 grams Included Accessories ENV VST C ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat Installation Guide 93 2050 01 ENV VST TSO ViewStat Indoor Outdoor Temperature sensor FG2050 22 Duet i Weather application FG070 518 three year subscription Optional Accessories ENV VST TSF ViewStat Indoor Flush Mount Temperature Sensor FG2050 21 The following table lists the specifications for the ENV VST TSO Outdoor Temperature Sensor ENV VST TSO Outdoor Temperature Sensor Specifications Sensing Element Thermistor thermal resistor Accuracy 10 6 C from 20 to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Operating Temperature Range 50 C to 110 C 58 F to 230 F Temperature Response NTC Thermistor Connection 1 2 1 2 cm 24 AWG pigtails Mounting Surface mount or 1 4 hole Color White
96. ostat automatically defaults to One Stage Furnace for the HVAC System setting when you install it You can change the type of HVAC system you are using which activates certain features depending on which type of system you have This option should be set when the thermostat is installed for the first time and should not need to be changed after that Perform the following steps to change the type of HVAC system you are using 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 2 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information e Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen FIG 43 Advanced Setup i e Stg Furnace Fossil Fuel Type Gas External Temp Sensor Of FIG 43 Advanced Setup screen 1 of 3 8 With HVAC System highlighted press Mode Select
97. pressure Syntax SEND COMMAND PRESSURE VAL Variable VAL The barometric pressure This value should correspond to the currently used unit of measure Examples SEND COMMAND PRESSURE 29 85 SERIAL Retrieves the 16 byte serial number set on the thermostat The Master sends the 2SERIAL command to request the thermostat s serial number Syntax SERIAL Example SEND COMMAND SERIAL The Master requesting the thermostat s serial number SEND COMMAND SERIAL 1234567890123456 The thermostat returns the serial number 1234567890123456 SP Sets or changes the humidify and dehumidify set points Syntax SP H HSP D lt DSP gt Variable HSP The new humidify setpoint with a range of 0 to 100 DSP The new dehumidify setpoint with a range of 0 to 100 Example SEND COMMAND SP H75 D20 Sets the humidify setpoint to 75 and the dehumidify setpoint to 20 RH ST Queries for the thermostat system configuration When received the thermostat reports its configured humidify and dehumidify set points thermostat mode and temperature scale Syntax SEND COMMAND ST Example SEND COMMAND ST Master requests device status SEND COMMAND SP H30 D50 SEND COMMAND MD MP SEND COMMAND FM SF Device responds with humidify set point 30 dehumidify set point 50 mode program and temperature scale Fahrenheit AxLink Channels Each AxLink device contains 255 channels numbered 1 255 The AxLink Channels for th
98. r Thermostat Specifications table on page 1 will not be violated i e do not install in a cold garage or hot equipment room See the Installing a Remote Sensor section on page 14 for details Q CAUTION 0 CAUTION NOTE 2 NOTE Removing the Faceplate from the Base No tools are required to disassemble the thermostat simply use your hands to pull the front panel off of the base Loss of internal programs may result from static discharge to the thermostat circuit board Touch a grounded metal object to discharge any static charge before handling the circuit board Mounting the Base to a Wall You should only mount the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat onto a sheetrock wall with the anchors and screws provided with the unit There are four screw holes located on the base of the thermostat 1 Place the base over the wire hole opening in the wall Level the base leveling required for appearance only and mark the screw hole mounting locations 2 Using the supplied wall anchors drill 1 4 hole in the center of the marked locations and tap the wall anchors into the holes If using the supplied screws only drill a 3 32 hole in the center of the marked locations Minimize the wire entry hole size and seal Drafts from inside the wall could affect temperature readings 3 Fasten the base to the wall with the supplied screws 4 Sealthe wire entry with caulk drywall putty or insulation Wiring t
99. rea select the desired auto refresh time interval Auto Refresh refreshes weather data for the current weather location You can access the Wind screen by pressing Weather on the Main page then pressing the Wind tab Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 ONTRO Feels Like Wind Humidity FIG 63 Wind screen You can access the 5 Day Forecast screen by pressing Weather on the Main page then pressing the Forecast tab FIG 64 Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 Cloudy Thunderstorms Cloudy Thunderstorms Humidity Thunderstorms Dew Point Pr FIG 64 5 Day Forecast screen Programming ice Guide 69 Bang a AA Increase Your Revenue UNI VERSI TY through education knowledge In the ever changing AV industry continual education is key to success AMX University is dedicated to ensuring that you have the opportunity to gather the information and experience you need to deliver strong AMX solutions Plus AMX courses also help you earn CEDIA NSCA InfoComm and AMX continuing education units CEUs Visit AMX University online for 24 7 365 access to Schedules and registration for any AMX University course Travel and hotel information Your individual certification requirements and progress 3000 RESEARCH DRIVE RICHARDSON TX 75082 USA 800 222 0193 e 469 624 8000 469 624 7153 fax 800 932 6993 technical support www amx com 3 13 2013 AMX All r
100. rmostat s Main axs file Define your communications module here DEFINE MODULE AMX ENV VST C Comm dri O0 0 comm vdvHVAC dvHVAC DEFINE MODULE AMX iWea ther Comm dri O0 0 comm vdvWeather dvWeather Add this module if you want to display weather on your touch panels DEFINE MODULE iNeatherUI iWeatherUImodule vdvWEATHER dvTP rrayi FIG 52 Define Module code The Weather module starts and the thermostat module automatically finds and uses it No additional NetLinx code is required il Weather Setup Pages The i Weather application enables you to retrieve and display current weather with 5 day forecasting from AMX s weather provider on your touch panel The Main page FIG 53 displays the following current weather content City name for current weather Current Heat Index Current Temperature Current Wind Chill Wind Direction adiu Oe Current Humidity Wind Speed Current Dew Point Current Conditions Current Barometric Pressure Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 HEAT SETUP HUMIDITY COOL FIG 53 i Weather Main page Changing the Date and Time You can adjust the date and time and check the status of your network connection by pressing Setup on the Main page Current Conditions last updated 08 09 46 HEAT COOL HUMIDITY FIG 54 Setup screen To change the date and time 1 Press Setup on the Main screen to access the Setup screen FIG 54 2 Press th
101. t The menu closes once you make a selection Changing the Hold Mode You can change the hold mode by accessing the Hold Mode menu from the HeatlCool screen The menu appears directly above the HeatlCool button and is labeled with the current Hold Mode setting FIG 61 Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 Cloudy PERMANENT Feels Like PROGRAM Wind HOLD MODE Humidity De 0 SETUP HUMIDITY x E HEAT FIG 61 Hold Mode menu To change the Hold mode 1 Press HeatlCool on the Main screen to access the HeatlCool screen FIG 56 2 Press the current fan mode to open the Hold Mode menu 3 Selectthe mode you want The menu closes once you make a selection You can access the Settings screen by pressing Weather on the Main page then pressing the Settings tab Current Conditions last updated 08 39 48 ubscription Wind Units fresh Interval Cloudy Feels Like Every 30 Minutes Wind Humidity FIG 62 Settings screen Entering Location by Zip Code To enter a location by Zip code 1 Press Weather on the Main page to navigate to the Settings screen FIG 62 2 Press ZIP A pop up screen opens 3 Enter the 5 digit zip code 4 Press Done Pressing Done returns you to the Select Location page and displays the corresponding city at the top of the page le NOTE Entering Location by Station ID To enter a location by Station ID 1 Press Weather on the Main page
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103. t the different screens on the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat how to navigate through them and how to establish settings on each screen Front Panel Components This section describes the front panel components and gives instructions for operating the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat see FIG 1 on page 1 Display The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat provides the current temperature condition including indoor and outdoor temperature the current weather conditions and the Five Day Forecast The thermostat displays this information on a 3 5 8 89 cm color QVGA 320 x 240 Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display TFT LCD Navigation Buttons The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat is equipped with three tactile buttons that support the thermostat s main functions and its backlight options When you press any button the display backlight lights up for 30 seconds The Navigation buttons are used to change various parameters on the thermostat including the temperature setpoints While on the Main screen FIG 18 pressing the navigation buttons puts the thermostat in cool heat setpoint adjust mode These buttons are located beneath the faceplate Mode Select Button The Mode Select button is used to navigate through the various thermostat screens including the weather screens This button is located beneath the faceplate Pressing Mode Select for the first time takes the display from an Inactive state to an
104. temperature lock to last Limit You can set the time limit to any value between 0 and 60 minutes Temp Lock Range Enables you to lock the temperature to a range so temperature range changes vary by only a set Limit number of degrees For example if you set the limit to 3 you can only change the temperature by or 3 degrees from its current setting You can set the range to any value between 0 and 10 degrees Button Lockout Screen Options Cont Fan Lock Enables you to lock the current fan setting so you cannot change it The default setting is Yes Fan Lock Time Enables you to enter an amount of time in minutes in which you want the fan lock to last You can set the time limit to any value between 0 and 60 minutes Mode Lock Enables you to lock the current mode setting so you cannot change it Mode Lock Time Enables you to enter an amount of time in minutes in which you want the mode lock to last You can set the time limit to any value between 0 and 60 minutes Exit Returns you to the Main screen Locking the Buttons You can lock the buttons on the thermostat so no one can change the settings Perform the following steps to lock the buttons on the thermostat 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced
105. temperature to a comfort setpoint temperature By incrementing the setpoints gradually the heating cooling system activates in advance of the actual set program time so the area is at the desired temperature at the start of the program time Comfort Recovery begins two hours before the next programmed setpoint During the Comfort Recovery period every 15 minutes the thermostat computes the difference between actual room temperature and the desired temperature of the next setpoint and set the setpoint to the halfway point between the two For example if the room temperature is 60 and the next setpoint is 70 Comfort Recovery begins and the thermostat moves the setpoint to 65 Fifteen minutes later the thermostat checks the setpoints again and finds the room temperature is 63 and the next setpoint still at 70 so it changes the setpoint to 66 Fifteen minutes later the thermostat checks the setpoints again and finds the room temperature is 66 and the next setpoint still at 70 so it changes the setpoint to 68 NOTE NOTE Comfort Recovery only works when moving forward between Sleep and Wake states and between Leave and Return states When using Comfort Recovery between Sleep and Wake states the thermostat uses the Sleep setpoint from the previous day and the Wake setpoint from the current day If this option is disabled heating cooling setpoints are changed at the exact start time of the program period Perform the following steps to turn on th
106. the humidity sensor turned on or off Setting the Date and Time on the Thermostat The thermostat enables you to set the date and time which displays on the main screen Perform the following steps to set the date and time on the thermostat 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information g Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 On the second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen le 8 Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second Advanced Setup screen FIG 44 Advanced Setup Cont Yr 2008 AxLink Setup Thermostat Setup More N FIG 44 Advanced Setup screen 2 of 3 9 With Mon highlighted press Mode Select to change the number of the current month 10 Use the navigation buttons to h
107. time format 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen PON Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen FIG 36 See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information Use the navigation buttons to select Date Format Press Mode Select to toggle the date format setting between MMDDYY DDMMYY and YYDDMM Use the navigation buttons to select Time Format ONnos Press Mode Select to toggle the time format setting between 12 and 24 hour Changing the Backlight Settings Backlight settings allow adjustments to the thermostat display s backlight including the timeout before the backlight turns off and the brightness of the backlight You can set the backlight timeout from any value between 10 seconds to 5 minutes in 10 second increments The default backlight timeout is 30 seconds You can set the backlight active brightness to High Medium and Low with a default value of Medium You can set the backlight inactive brightness to Dim or Off with a default value of Dim Perform the following steps to change the backlight settings 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation butto
108. ting Thermostat supports the commands listed below All commands supported by the thermostat are common and expected from all AxLink devices SEND_COMMANDs SEND_COMMANDs CLOCK Sets the thermostat s date and time Includes the current date and time in 24 hour format Uses the current date and time to compute the current day of the week Syntax SEND COMMAND CLOCK mm dd yy lt hh mm ss gt Variables dd mm yy 8 bytes with values separated by the character dd day with values 01 31 mm month with values 01 12 yy year with values 00 99 hh mm ss 8 bytes with values separated by the character hh hours with values 00 23 mm minutes with values 00 59 Ss seconds with values 00 59 Example SEND COMMAND CLOCK 03 28 07 05 30 07 Sets the date and time to March 28 2007 5 30 07 AM MESSAGE Sends a message that appears on the thermostat Creates a pop up screen with a message written in text The user can exit the message screen by pressing Mode Select Syntax SEND COMMAND MESSAGE DISP CLEAR TEXT Variables DISP Indicates a message should be displayed with TEXT CLEAR Indicates the message should be cleared from the screen and thermostat operation returns to normal TEXT a string with the contents of the message Examples SEND COMMAND MESSAGE DISP Welcome to the Plaza Hotel SEND COMMAND MESSAGE CLEAR RESET Cycles power to the device so the user does not have to
109. to navigate to the Settings screen FIG 62 2 Press Station A pop up screen opens 3 Enter the 4 character Station ID 4 Press Done Changing Temperature Units The i Weather application uses the same temperature units that your thermostat uses Changing the temperature units in the i Weather application does not change the temperature units on the thermostat it changes the reported temperature scale in the i Weather application To change temperature units 1 Press Weather on the Main page to navigate to the Settings screen FIG 62 2 Inthe Temperature Units area press F for Fahrenheit or C for Celsius Next time a weather refresh occurs the units will be updated Changing Wind Speed Units To change wind speed units 1 Press Weather on the Main page to navigate to the Settings screen FIG 62 2 Inthe Wind Units area press MPH Miles per hour KPH Kilometers per hour or Knots Next time a weather refresh occurs the units will be updated Changing Pressure Units To change pressure units 1 Press Weather on the Main page to navigate to the Settings screen FIG 62 2 Inthe Pressure Units area press inHg Inches of Mercury mmHg Millimeters of Mercury or Millibars Next time a weather refresh occurs the units will be updated Auto Refresh Interval Select To select an auto refresh interval 1 Press Weather on the Main page to navigate to the Settings screen FIG 62 2 Inthe Refresh Interval a
110. tons to highlight Thermostat Setup and press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Setup screen FIG 49 10 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Deadband and press Mode Select 11 Press Mode Select to indicate the deadband temperature difference Setting the Temperature Offset The temperature offset enables you to customize the temperature shown on the display You can set the temperature offset between 10 and 10 in 1 increments Selecting a positive increment decreases the displayed value while selecting a negative increment increases it Perform these steps to set the temperature offset 1 From the Main screen press Mode Select to access the Thermostat Mode screen 2 Use the navigation buttons to select Settings and press Mode Select The Settings screen appears 3 Use the navigation buttons to select Advanced Settings Press Mode Select to access the Security Code screen 4 Enter the security code and select Enter to access the User Preferences screen See the Entering the Security Code on page 30 for more information ge Use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the second User Preferences screen 6 Onthe second User Preferences screen use the navigation buttons to highlight More and press Mode Select to access the third User Preferences screen 7 Use the navigation buttons to highlight Advanced Setup and press Mode Select to access the Advanced Setup screen 8 Use the n
111. warranty AMX AutoPatch Epica Modula Modula Series4 Modula CatPro Series and 8Y 3000 product models will be free of defects in materials and manufacture at the time of sale and will remain in good working order for a period of three 3 years following the date of the original sales invoice from AMX The three year warranty period will be extended to the life of the product Limited Lifetime Warranty if the warranty card is filled out by the dealer and or end user and returned to AMX so that AMX receives it within thirty 30 days of the installation of equipment but no later than six 6 months from original AMX sales invoice date The life of the product extends until five 5 years after AMX ceases manufacturing the product model The Limited Lifetime Warranty applies to products in their original installation only If a product is moved to a different installation the Limited Lifetime Warranty will no longer apply and the product warranty will instead be the three 3 year Limited Warranty All products returned to AMX require a Return Material Authorization RMA number The RMA number is obtained from the AMX RMA Department The RMA number must be clearly marked on the outside of each box The RMA is valid for a 30 day period After the 30 day period the RMA will be cancelled Any shipments received not consistent with the RMA or after the RMA is cancelled will be refused AMX is not responsible for products returned without a valid RMA number
112. your master you must supply an address for a DNS server for i Weather to be able to contact the AMX weather server WARNING 1 Open a web browser and access the InConcert section on www amx com located under Partners on the main page 2 Locate the i Weather Duet Module and download the AMX iWeather Comm dr1 0 0 jar file FIG 51 AMX Weather Station Weather Close Window LLL Print This Page a E Model Information Filet S available for do wnload Specficallons File Name oe VAType PropertiesSystem NoteFunc et ethod AM iweather Comm_art_o_o jar ees 39 Duet Module he pe aan EJ aux iweather Comm v1 0 0 dri 0 Ozip 1 0 0 DUET MODULE jar file Click F to download the file 4 r FIG 51 InConcert window 3 Copy the AMX iWeather Comm drl 0 0 jar file into the same project folder as the AMX ENV VST C Comm drl 0 0 jar file on the NetLinx Master 4 Add the AMX iWeather Comm drl 0 0 jar file name to the thermostat s project files in the NetLinx Studio Workspace so it will be downloaded with the thermostat files 5 Define virtual device and real IP device numbers for the Weather module and place a DEFINE MODULE statement for the module into the thermostat s NetLinx program FIG 52 displays sample code using the DEFINE MODULE statement For more information consult the NetLinx Programming Language Reference Guide These statements appear as commented lines in the the

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